Anthony Horowitz is absolutely right about publishers – apart from mine
John Mitchinson: Don't deride crowd-funded publishing. We engage our readers and uphold quality
Ebooks: why it pays to self-publish
Their books may not be of the highest quality, but self-published authors such as Rachel Abbott are the trade's hottest property, writes Anna Baddeley
Jackie Collins, sort-of self-publisher
Collins's move to republish The Bitch alone is not perhaps as bold as it sounds
Jackie Collins experiments with self-publishing The Bitch
Queen of the bonkbuster will e-publish revised edition under her own steam in the US
Pearson reports 72% rise in profits
Ebook revenue growth helps push Pearson to pre-tax profit of £1bn for 2011. By Mark Sweney
Amazon.com withdraws thousands of ebooks in pricing row with publishers
Some 4,000 ebook editions from Independent Publishers Group pulled from sale in dispute over new retail terms
Ebooks roundup: Satire, serials and shorts
Publishers try on variations of the ebook format, from free samples to 'pamphlets' and mini-ebook instalments
Author raises $1m to self-publish Order of the Stick webcomic book
Rich Burlew becomes crowdfunding site Kickstarter's most successful creative project
Godfather sequel shown no respect by Paramount Pictures
Studio seeks to forbid book, authorised by Mario Puzo's estate, because it will 'tarnish' legacy of books whose copyright is held by film company
Miffy joins digital age with iPad app
Author Dick Bruna, 84, cautious about 'too much interactivity' with his multi-million selling children's books
Amazon Publishing bookshop boycott grows
Independent booksellers join Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million and Canadian chain Indigo in refusing to stock retail giant's own books
Self-published ebook author becomes Amazon’s top seller
Kerry Wilkinson's Jessica Daniel detective novels sell more than 250,000 copies on Kindle
Paulo Coelho calls on readers to pirate books
Multimillion-selling author links with Pirate Bay, saying 'the more people "pirate" a book, the better'
Jonathan Franzen warns ebooks are corroding values
Freedom author tells festival audience that the 'impermanence' of ebooks is incompatible with enduring principles
The self-epublishing bubble
Ewan Morrison tracks the self-epublishing euphoria of the last five months and argues that we're heading for a painful comedown